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What’s a fantastic example of capitalistic forces at work? Big corporations might come to mind. They absolutely have their strengths. They can be dazzling at efficiencies and squeezing pennies.
But, the small business owner puts his/her personal reputation and entire livelihood on the line every day he or she goes to work. Since a capitalistic system favors the business person who offers a buyer a great value for his/her dollar, my money says it’s the small business that will pay extra attention to getting me a really good product at a fair price. Besides, numerous studies have shown that in general, locally owned small businesses retain and return more money to the local economy, pay higher wages and donate more money to local charities than larger, chain businesses.
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Arrowpoint Cattle Company They are ranchers by breeding, blood and love. My sister and I own and operate Arrowpoint Cattle Company, LLC. We have a deep and abiding love of the land, the cows and other various animals which inhabit the ranch. We Read More |
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Dayspring Farm Dayspring Farm is committed to sustainable farming practices producing healthy meat, eggs, essential oils & body care products. They go beyond the requirements of organic certification programs for our beef, pork, eggs, asparagus and lavender production on the western slope Read More |
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Jumpin Good Goat Dairy Dawn Jump makes her artisan goat cheese at the base of the Collegiate Peaks in Buena Vista. Jumpin' Good Goat Dairy makes a wide variety of small-batch cheeses ranging from crumbly feta to creamy brie. The dairy's mission: sustainable agricultural Read More |
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Honeyville Honeyville is based in Durango, or as they call it, "the land of elk and honey." The family-owned beekeeping and honey bottling business got its start in the 1920's with its flagship cinnamon whipped honey. Today, the third-generation business has Read More |
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Hey Hey Yak Ranch The Hey Hey Yak Ranch in Moffat treats its herd with care, provided them with alfalfa, native grasses and artesian spring water year-round. The ranch was founded by Sean Gall and Ashley Doyle in 2008. Its high-elevation location in the Read More |
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Noosa's Finest Yoghurt The owners of Noosa's Finest Yoghurt may be from Australia, but the ingredients in their tangy yogurt are local. The Bellvue-based company uses milk from the city's own Morning Fresh Dairy and sweetens its yogurt with honey from Beeyond the Read More |
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Big B's Fabulous Juices Big B's Fabulous Juices are indeed fabulous. The Hotchkiss juice maker uses organic, locally grown fruit for a variety of delicious blends ranging from its crisp cold-pressed apple cider to its irresistible cherry apple juice. Fun fact: each gallon of Read More |
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Salazar Natural Meats Salazar's mouthwatering summer sausage is tasty for a reason: it's made with grass-fed, free-range organic beef raised on the Salazar family ranch in Manassa. Salazar summer sausage is made in-house, allowing the Salazars to ensure their products are of the Read More |
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Rocking W Cheese Rocking W Cheese gets its name from Robert and Charlotte Webb, who founded the Olathe dairy more than 40 years ago. The six-generation Colorado family makes farm-fresh cheese from their own cows. When you're biting into a Rocking W squeaky Read More |
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Amanda's Damn Good Company Amanda's Damn Good salsa is aptly named. Whether you're dipping in to the truly hideous (and delicious) Ugly Cheese or the zesty Damn Hot Salsa, you're sure to enjoy the homemade flavor of Amanda Redd's creations. Amanda and her husband Read More |
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